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    ATI Child Assessment

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    surface of the body covering the heart and the stomach‚ comprising the epigastric region and the inferior part of the thorax ptosis : Drooping of the upper eyelid rebound tenderness : Pain that increases when pressure (as from a hand) is removed regurgitation : valvular: Backward flowing of blood through the orifices of the heart valves due to abnormal closing of the valves scaphoid : Shaped like a boat scoliosis : An appreciable lateral deviation in the normally straight vertical line of the spine

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    Rape Persuasive Speech

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    Each age brings its own disadvantages and challenges and of course youth age is not an exception. As a first disadvantage‚ young people usually lack financial independence. A second common challenge that they have to deal with is peer and family pressure. A third disadvantage is making frequent mistakes due to their lack of real life experience. In addition to the mentioned‚ adults sometimes show disrespect toward them and usually don’t take their opinions seriously. However‚ being young has a lot

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    HR- immediately after standing from lying 0:00 104 -10 sec after standing from lying 0:10 84 - 20 sec after standing from lying 0:20 86 - 30 sec after standing from lying 0:30 88 Standing HR- 2 min after standing from lying 80 Table 2. Blood Pressure (BP)‚ sitting‚ lying and standing. BP reader Systolic BP (mmHg) Diastolic BP (mmHg) MAP (mmHg) Sitting BP 1 122 74 90 2 120 74 89.33 3 123 71 88.33 4 123 72 89 5 121 74 89.67 Mean sitting BP 121.8 73 89.27 Sitting BP (automated

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    Respiration

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    compounds to produce the energy. There are several types of respiration‚ and one of them is aerobic. During the aerobic respiration‚ human uses the oxygen from atmosphere and produce carbon dioxide. A cardiorespiratory system which includes lungs‚ heart‚ blood vessels and others is responsible for all the processes linked to the respiration and controlled by the nervous system. During rest and maximum exercise‚ nearly all of the ATP needed to maintain the bodily functions is produced by aerobic metabolism

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    Effects of Stress on Memory

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    that causes the body to come under pressure or strain (Panzarino‚ 2006). During an event that an individual feels threatened‚ physiological triggers in the brain create a state in which many things take place. Chemicals such as adrenaline and Cortisol are released into the blood stream causing defensive actions to take place in the muscles. These chemicals cause heart rate increases which in turn increase blood pressure and blood sugar. The increase in blood flow allows additional oxygen to be

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    Crayfish Lab Report

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    Introduction: Crayfish also known as Procambarus clariia are classified as a decapod crustaceans related to lobsters‚ crabs‚ and shrimp. They breathe through the gills as they are aquatic animals but they can survive for short time outside the water. They have a hard‚ calcified exoskeleton that must be shed as they grow. In front of the first abdominal segment locates crayfish heart in the dorsal portion of cephalothorax. Crayfish are poikilothermic as their internal temperature is proportional

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    The most common symptoms of facial and neck swelling aggravated by lying down are related to the venous congestion and elevated upper venous pressures. These require urgent intervention if associated with symptoms suggesting airway compromise (i.e.‚ dyspnea‚ orthopnea‚ cough‚ stridor‚ hoarseness) or cerebral edema (i.e.‚ head fullness‚ headache‚ nausea‚ lightheadedness‚ syncope‚ distorted vision

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    care of the patient with severe PIH: A. Action B. Route and Administration C. Side Effects D. Nursing Actions 10. Describe nursing assessment measures important in the care of the patient with PIH: A. Blood pressure B. Pulse and respiration C. FHR D. Urinary output E. Urinary protein F. Edema G. Daily weights H. Pulmonary edema I. Deep tendon reflexes J. Headache K. Visual disturbances

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    health concerns that I encountered this week was dealt with heart health and impaired memory/cognition. At DOF‚ our focus was to educate the men about heart health. As we interacted with the men‚ there were some that weren’t aware of what their blood pressure is normally at or between what range their cholesterol level fall in. This is concerning as it’s important for these men to know whether or not they have hypertension or elevated cholesterol levels. If they’re unaware

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    Mass Removal Report

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    Mass removal was done by Dr. Cabeza and dental cleaning was done by technician Hilda while I monitored. I helped Hilda draw blood from the jugular vein for a CBC and chemistry to be done. Hilda placed a 22gauged IV catheter in the left cephalic vein. I helped restrain and hold of the blood vessel. Dr. Cabeza gave Valium IV and shortly after gave propofol IV. Patient was intubated with a 5.5 gauged endotracheal tube by Dr. Cabeza and was placed on Isoflurane. Dr. Cabeza clipped the left axillary

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